Talk:Faith/@comment-1.202.183.118-20120420152827/@comment-3206288-20120420171727

Yes, you answered you own problematique well enough :) I can see how my other reply was worded kind of awkwardly - What I meant was that faith isn't about believing in the canon B.I.B.L.E.-verse God.

Having faith in a god, higher power or absolute as a virtue would mean that the opposite is a bad thing. It would make entire cultures who may not have any sort of religion or spiritual belief into bad people, and that would be against the point.

However, faith could still mean that you believe in and live by some kind of religion or philosophy - if that religion/philosophy otherwise encourages you to be a good person according to the virtues. That is a form of trust too, trust in your culture and its morality.